Unlike a lot of sandwich bars and cafes in the area, Divine manages to combine good quality home…read morecooking with a classy interior. Offering both a takeaway service and a small café area to eat in which is both contemporary and comfortable, Divine is easily one of the best sandwich bars in the area to go to grab a quick bite on your lunch break. Their prices are inexpensive and the range of fillings for their sandwiches is impressive and varied, meaning there's a little something for everyone no matter how fussy an eater you might be. They also do a small selection of hot meals that are very tasty, including a full English breakfast for under four pounds which represents excellent value for money. The staff there are both friendly and chatty as well as being efficient enough to ensure you're never waiting too long for your food, meaning Divine is definitely a good place to go for some lunch.

food only luke warm for second time...cheese toastie nearly pulled my teeth out!!! NOT very good…read moreat all!!!

Smashing little sandwich shop, recently re-opened under new management, which makes your sandwich…read morefresh to order. Usual range of breakfast baps and also lunchtime favourites such as chicken, beef and ham, with or without salad, on a choice of barm cake or baton. Also paninis, jacket potatoes, salad boxes, soup of the day and a couple of specials which were cheeseburger and also chilli and rice. Cans of pop and a chocolate bar or two rounds off the menu. The batons are really quite big and generously filled and could easily be shared between two really, very tasty too. Although the shop itself doesn't look all that promising from the outside I'd recommend giving it a try. Update: upgraded my review from 4 stars to 5 stars after several visits. Friendly staff, excellent sandwiches. Highly recommended!

Biased..yes as a local I use this hidden gem quite frequently. Tom and Diane have the cleanest…read morepremises ever. I have tried almost everything on the menu, the home made lasagne being the last item tried, delicious and home made, not the watered down 'supermarket' varities. Fresh crisp salads in boxes, choose what you want..or dont want in your box. Give it a try, you wont go far wrong!

Located in the heart of Birkdale village is Relish Food Bar, a lovely little shop that specialises…read morein sandwiches and other lunchtime refreshments. This quaint shop uses fresh local produce to make its sandwiches, with a variety of fresh bread on offer that is soft and perfectly doughy. They also offer a great range of fillings that are generously heaped on to your floury bap or heated pannini at a brilliant price considering the quality. Alternatives to sandwiches are available, with a lovely selection of fresh pies on offer for those of you who prefer your lunch wrapped in pastry rather than bread. The staff in Relish are welcoming and chatty, brightening even the darkest Monday afternoon and there is also a little outdoor seating area for you to eagerly devour your purchases by the roadside. As with many other businesses in the area, Relish is only a few minute's walk from the train station, so it is also perfect for grabbing a quick butty before a dash for the next train, ensuring your fellow passengers are green with envy whilst you enjoy a Relish sandwich.

The Big Breakfast Sandwhich Bar is located on Accrington road next to Hot 'n' Tender takeaway…read more This place is just like a normal butty shop but better! inside there is a breakfast bar on the right to sit and have what you eat and outside there is an A Table for when it's nice and sunny outside. The food is excellent and quite cheap so I definately reccomend it to anyone.

They make some good breakfast here for sure, I come here for breakfast at times and its made…read moreperfect. I do not come here at lunch because the que's are too big and also you get left over sandwiches as they have none left at about 2.

Jessie's sandwich bar is excellent, get whatever you want on a sandwich, roll or baguette, or have…read morefresh hot soup, or a salad box. Everything is reasonably priced, made fresh expecially for you. REally nice!

Ridiculously cheap sandwiches which also taste great. Perfect to pick up in the morning before you…read morehead out on a hike (or what British folks like to call a walk). They cut the sandwich in two halves before wrapping it up, which helps if you are sort of hungry while walking...you can easily grab a half and save the rest for later on. I got the coronation chicken on bap bread the first day. FYI "bap" bread is just a soft white round roll. It's quite tasty, so much so that I got a sandwich the following day on it too. You can also get a sandwich on a baguette. The coronation chicken is pretty much curried chicken salad. It has raisins in it and lots of curry powder. Very good. The following day I got the smoked salmon and cream cheese and asked that they add cucumber. Cost £2.30. Holy ridiculous. $2.80 when converting. Even shitty cheap sandwich Subway is more expensive than that and it's shitty. Not sure how their prices are so low, but the smoked salmon was amazing and I felt like I spent pretty much nothing on lunch. Also get a flapjack. It's a brown sugar oat cake that is semi- healthy (oats) and super amazing (caramel).

Fantastic food all round to eat in or take away.also for the lads or ladies as well you Have 2…read more buxum ladies serving you with a smile well worth a visit

I've been to Bloom twice and each time has been excellent…read more Both times i've stopped by this little sandwich shop around lunch time and ordered from their extensive menu of breakfast items, sandwiches, homemade soups and salads. I've tried their sausage bloom with fried egg and caramelised onions and also their French onion soup and 'The Big Fish' toasted sandwich. These are great - just the perfect amount for lunch. Their coffees are good too. The people who work here are lovely and the service is fast. I can imagine it being the perfect place for a quick take out sandwich. I can't fault Bloom at all, and i'm sure the more time i spend in Nantwich, the more i'll enjoy coming to Bloom.

My usual staple sandwich when I come to Bloom is the NYC, and I have tried the roast chicken and…read morethe bacon bloom, however, this time, I decided to opt for something new and chose the Holy Mackerel (shredded smoked mackerel with lemon and black pepper on a bed of rocket, with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar). When it first arrived I was slightly overwhelmed by the amount of rocket on it, however, it turned out that this worked perfectly with the intense smokiness of the mackerel (and made me feel slightly healthier). The lemon, pepper, and balsamic vinegar added a nice sharpness and complimented the peppery rocket. Also, the locally baked seeded roll was noticeably fresh and delicious. If you decide to dine in at Bloom you also get a little bowl of fresh, homemade coleslaw. This is easily one of the best coleslaws I have ever eaten. It doesn't do anything particularly different to any other 'slaw', but it is sharp and zesty whilst also somehow managing to be creamy and luxurious. The sultanas adding a nice fruity sweetness as well. Overall, Nantwich (and Cheshire) is lucky to have such a fabulous sandwich shop and if I'm in need of a sandwich there aren't many places I would choose over it in the country. Some people have remarked to me that they find Bloom a little pricey (my bill came to £11 for the sandwich above, a coffee and a cold drink). However, although that is slightly more expensive than other similar places in Nantwich, I would rather pay the extra and know that I am getting quality food from locally sourced businesses and suppliers.

You'll have to take a bit of time to find this little sandwich shop but it's certainly worth the…read moreeffort. The shop is part of a chain of award winning sandwich shops that serve some of the best sandwiches I've eaten. The range of filling and combinations is great. The usually have 5 or so daily specials displayed on a board in the window. If they have the Chicken Tikka with Onion Bahji and mint yoghurt on as a special get one! The only thing stopping Philpotts getting 5 stars is the price can be a little on the steep side.

You're homesick. You miss your mummy/daddykins/dog/significant other/catfish/weasel/antfarm. You…read moreneed some of that home cookin' to soothe your lonely soul, something traditional and warming and comforting. And while in this humid heatwave such thoughts might turn your stomach as much as they're turning mine, I'm thinking back to the cold winters of November when I visited Pudding and Pie in a chilly, wind-whipped Southport. It's worse on the coast, you know. Rumour has it that breeze is so sharp it can make your favourite jumper threadbare. True story. Look no further to solve those feelings than the very definition of stodge that is Pudding and Pie, a place where they do a mean fish finger sandwich (whether the fish were mean before they became fingers remains to be seen), a steak and ale pie that views your arteries as a personal challenge, Lancashire hot pot that could rival Betty's in the Rover's, soups designed to put hair on your chest when you're feeling infirm... all 100% home made. And if you've made the leap to the fat-is-flavour side of the river this far, you might as well finish yourself off with an equally cosy pud. Eccles cakes, or fly pies as my mother calls them (thanks, dear parent, for ruining a traditional north westerly baked treat), apple crumble so warm and juicy that Jim from American Pie would want to get a room with it, bread and butter pudding that ain't stingy on the bright yellow sticks of doom... it's all here, waiting to comfort you. The location is pretty delicious too; Wayfarers Arcade happens to be one of my favourite spots in Southport and the ornate architectural delight that it is blankets Pudding and Pie in even more loveliness. Plus it's super central, so once you've had your fill you can either walk off your heavy tummy by hitting the shops with aplomb or head straight to the beach for a lunch-burnin' sand hike. Either way, the staff are lovely and it makes a superb spot for a substantial lunch or naughty treat any time of the day... one I'd highly recommend.

The name of this bistro style café reminds me of that nursery rhyme 'Georgie Porgie pudding and…read morepie, kissed the girls and made them cry'. I always wondered why the girls were crying so much at him kissing them, he must have been quite the hunchback for them to have reacted in that way because in my experience, any attention from boys is usually a good thing as far as girls are concerned. Luckily, Pudding and Pie café in Wayfarers Arcade has no such problems satisfying its customers as it offers hearty home cooked meals at very cheap prices. The food usually changes on a daily or weekly basis as they use local ingredients but the daily specials are definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. They offer a patio seating area in the Arcade itself for you to watch your fellow shoppers as they pass by as well as a decently-sized seating area in the café itself, with interesting Lloyd-loom style chairs for you to sit on. Pudding and Pie also offers a range of scones and cream cakes as well as hot and cold drinks, meaning it is a great place to go if you're in the Arcade and fancy stopping off for a decent meal or a just a small refreshment.